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Wait, I can’t find the Open in Low-Resolution option anymore

Run the Virtual Machine in 100% scale mode.

Check the “Open in Low Resolution” checkbox.

Contents -> Resources -> VirtualBoxVM (right-click -> Get info).

Right-click on VirtualBox.app, Show Package Contents.

How to resolveĪfter looking around for resolution, I come across a forum post to run Virtualbox in low resolution as per the screenshot below. Only bits and pieces of information around the community forums and blogs provide a clue on lack of support for retina 4k display.

There are no official statements from virtual box addressing the problem directly. This blog is a quick fix to this problem. Thanks for the links and all, but I really don't see the point in doing more to solve this.If you are using Mac and running Linux virtual machines on virtual box, you might have experienced slowness and lags compared to using VMWare Fusion. The logs contain this: HMR3Init: Attempting fall back to NEM: AMD-V is not available, which does mean either Hyper-V is enabled and using AMD-V or the feature is disabled entirely (although I don't think this is the case because it's enabled in the BIOS and Task Manager says Virtualization is Enabled).Ĭlueless of what to try next I'll simply give up trying. įollowed every step, it really describes my issue, the turtle icon or just the virtualization icon that shows the machine is extremely slow. I followed your link ( ), and this one too. (Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature : The specified package is not valid Windows package). I've tried system restore, all disk and system cleanups and checkups, nothing. I have this problem:, but the solution is Command Prompt or PowerShell, however it doesn't even register the command that I type in. First, yes Hyper-V is enabled and I probably didn't want to disable it because Windows Sandbox doesn't work without it for some reason, however nothing works to disable it.